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VulHOMAS OOWL1N0, Ancttoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON WEST SIDE OF EIGHTRENTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of M
the District OF Columbia, passed on the fourth
DAY OF March, 1887, in cause wherein Rchard~-A
Joyce ct a are complainants and John J. Joyce
defendant No. TO- 1856, viii sell Ut public auction in
front 81 the premises mis- on THURSDAY the TWENTY:
P. NJ, parts of lots numbered twenty -four (24)
twenty-nK C26l and twenty seven (27) in square No
one hundred and five 105), having Q front Of sxty
{60 feet on sad 18th street and back an av
erage depth of about ) feet, with improvements.
Agreea6ly te the order contained in said decree the
ing lots each having front of thirty 600 feet on 18th
street. plat of which will be exhibited 1t the sale.
These two lots are regarded the valuable in
the western section of the city.
According to the requirements Of the decree the Dur
chase money must be paid in caeh.
Upon confirmation of the sale and payment the
purchase money, the property win be conveyed the
terms OF sale be not complied With in ten days the
property will be resOld ut the risk and OF the de-
faulting purchaser. deposit Of one hundred QOO)
dollars Will be required on each lot Conveyancng ai
purchasers cost.
JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee,
mh7-d&d6 4S6 IOuisiana
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A WosDrsrur PHrsonrsos.
THE CELEBRATED WALKING NAN. AND wHY
HE KEEPS 00ING-A wARN.
ING TO oTHxRa

AT MIL Grove, Ind. lives John snidsr. the "walking
nan. In 1854 he felt muscular and nervous exhaus-
VOL strange restlessness general uneasiness and the
ony enef ne could get was by constant walking. For
months he has trsmped in circle around
anu around his house. resting only four hours each
Gay and 1t Is estimated he has covSred space
snan the Of tho globe He has attracted
universal attention, been visited by hundreds of curl
osiy seekers and has really become public chsfac-
sef. his nervousness has shown itself in walking:
otner peoples nervousness acts in other ways Some
umes the person IL restless, trembles has nervous
neaoaches sinking At the pit of the stomach loss Of
spPeute inability to sleep, forebodings, and general
exhaustion. At other times irritabfty. peevishness,
and 1autfndng are felt and life Is fearful trial When
tnese things come on something must be done, this
nervousness will lead to insomnia, insanity death.
Many people take morphine, opium or narcotics; but
tney only deaden the nerves for the time being. What
people need u to assist Nature little and Nature it.
sell Will restore the nervetissue and bring health and
strength. The best researches of modern scientists
nsve proven that there Is nothing for this purpose
equal 70 pure sptts and spirits reliable and val
liable - DudyS Pure Malt Whiskey. An authority on
th1s subject, being no less than the we'll Known Dr.
Caldwell. who treats only nervous diseases says:
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion know Of no
remedy TO approach or equal DuHys Pure Malt Whis-
icy 70 bridge over crisis mend the broken cup Of
neaitn IN an emergency of immediate danger. This
be said OF alcohol in general were 1t not the fact
!nat many OF our WHISTLES sophisticated. These
impurities are IN Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey entirely
absent thus sording pure and safe stimulant true
tonic.
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q RENSINGER, Auct.
Ne - Warrington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, Nos.
0SS, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
Auction sals Of Horses GsEriages, Wagons, Harness,
MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK, regardless Of weather.
Always on hand and at private sale the most COM
pete stock OF Carriages, Bugges and Wagons in the
CITY, consisting OF Extension Top Carriages Surries,
Ing H wagons, Road Carts. Express Grocery and De-
fact everything appertaining to the business at prices
that defy competition. mhlS-lm
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PROFESSIONAL.

NlCLAIRVOYANT, born with Second Sight. Every
hidden mystery revealed Finds lost or buried treas
Gives success in business. Removes all family trou-
bles. Causes speedy marriages Brings separated to-
gether. Never fails Gives picture Of you marry
All in trouble consult this clairvoyant Cures sickness
Satlsfactlon or no pay, to g. Open Sunday. 421
9th st.. bet. aud e sta. NV. 1ts
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET SOUTH.
EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION

On MONDAY, TWENTY-FIRST MARCH, 1887,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front ofss:3
the premises will sell part Of lot No. 4, in square
and running south IS feet thence east IS feet thence
northwardly to Virginia avenue 85 feet and inches
from the northwest of said square, thence along
vrfna ayenue to the place Of begnnng also part OF
80 feet and inches from the northwest Of said
square. running eastwsrdly on said avenue 20 feet,
thence southwardy feet thence 10 feet thence
northwardy 80 feet to place OF beginnings improved
Terms; One third cash. balance in and two years,
secured by deed OF trust the property Sold all
cash. vt option OF purchaser Terms to be complied
with in ten days from day Of sale, Adepost Of 300
required on each piece at time Of sale.
mh14-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-sT. WHARF
Potomac rver landings far Msttox Greek Grind
er'e wharf, Sundays down and Wednesdays ny. Brept1
and Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mondays and
g. T. JONES, Agent, Sth-st wharf
JOHN MC6AHEE, Alexandra, Va, Agent milo
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt W. c. oeoeheean win -
sumo her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON and for all landings on the Potomsc River,
March LIST leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays It
b p. m and Washington Sunday p m Frdght 70
appS Se to SRl as p; B sRS
oM~>. M10.lOth 1t NV.
f26-6m 18th and Penn. ava no.
TNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN06
u NEW IRON STEAMER ~WAKEFTELD~
Leaves 9TH st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYo
and SATURDAYS At an Returning TUE8DAYA
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm. touching at River Land
tne8 a. far - Nonl1M Greek, Curroman, Va anA 81
Clements Bay, Md Connects with B. and o. r = e
Shepherds. Bee echedule. JOHN b PAD0kTT, ~
nRECT TO NEW YORK-FREI0R eTKAMEn6
~ JOHN GIBSON and E. G. KNIGHT leave Pr Al
East River, \. Y, every SATURDAY ct pm; 9th sS
wharf, Warrington, every TUESDAY AoRNIE0
MT. VERMONT M. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. OoRcoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily lexcept sunday 1W N
Vernon st 10 O'Clock am Returning, reaches wask.
sel6 Ii BLAKE Osptuia
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED SHORT
l. LOT. WITH HALF WALL. FOURTH STREET

ABOUT 80 FEET FRONT By 81 IN DEPTH. d
BY virtue OF ldeed of trust, dated December aakS
3Oth, 1856 recorded in Lber 122l folio $40 ~
Golvmbia will sell in front Of the premises on FRI
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part Of Lot 5, Square SIS,
commensing At point the line Of 4th street south
1905 thence east with line Of said center SO feet 81
fnches thence south about 90 feet inches to the line
north about 30 feet inches TO place Of beginning,
with right 70 use said wall without further payment
mouths interest 1t six per cent to be secured by deed
purchaser 900 deposit at time of SALE Terms to be
complied with within fifteen days. resale At default
ing purchasers after FIVE days notice in the Star
" J. NEWTON, Trustee,
$40 street
" QTTHKNEV NH
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JOHN D. CALDWELL. M. D., Neurologist
80 n. Charles st., Baltimore, Md.

All people have nervous exhaustion at times but only
snose who are careless permit it to continue When il
ooes continue it runs into the worst known troubles
which make life burden and death . relief People
VINO allow this are alone to blame for is compare
lively easy to overcome, and can be absolutely con-
troied By the use Of the pure stiulant (but not in
toncant) above named, these fearful things may be
avoided and health and happiness succeed to sickness
and misery.
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THoNAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHOICE EvERaREENS, FRUIT TREES, ROSES.
30, AT AUCTION. EMBRACING GOLDEN AR
BORRIFA JUNIPER, MAGNOLIA. GRANDK
FLORA, PEARS, APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMs.
CHERRIES. GRAPE VINES. PERPETUALR ROSES.
&C., AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TwENTY-sEC-
oND, 1887, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my
auction rooms, shall sell consignment of the above
Plants from the we'll known nursery of Mr. John Saul
THOMAS BOWLING,
mh1S-St Auctioneer.
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY

10 po THE f Tskck WEST kNB
STEEL kxIlS S. MAGNIFICENT ESiiPMENI
Trims ls.vs washington from st.tSn corner Of sixth
For su,r sRf e Vest c & sSsS I~. K.p
ns ses S' g nsis inn md a d rss
and Buffet Oar 20 81 Louis daily except saturday.
ssss ssSssf 81 a:s sss sss:
.Dusx e s1a 81 tSus s9d an
With through sleeper for Louisville and aemPSis
S. E. Nth e s, say E; rsD
o BHITEixoRx AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 P NJ daily. szospt saturday. With Palace
For Wilh.m;port Leck Haven and Em,u. u ESQ
AN; 1880 Zoo, f:iSs 900 and I:so PH
Fs IS S.s, s;so X Ssiiy. ssosps sunday. .aa
For f ssaos, x1shSat q. 200 syy Day
Ing dirsct irsnseT o Fulton strss svoadsns doSSs
sS$; sSSS s. De e sSs::
For hsl''H9ss s;ss rs sCS s. sSS t ~
S$ s3 1S 1eGc e !;0a S'os s's si
f fas fo pei. aSe2 Sss s. AZ .na 44cpn d
For Annspoiis Us AM 1880, 4.es and 90 Pm,
daily. except Sunday. sundaSa 300 An. All
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
RAILROAD.
Dor Nenndri.,e 90, e4s. 9 20, egg II An le:ol
RRiSss q Ssp ~ . SS sdos "a. Il sc
For ReS@ond and the sout1. Q 90. II Al Asny. 90
4:35 Pm daily, except sunday.
ND ''iSs $50; IS e. ss;S
tes xS MondaV, On aandsy ~ ( .66 "a To- ~
xMt2O0 s: 10. 8 $50, 10 AZ u md ~: loni1hH
Tickets and information at the oncA northeo0e CO.
Of 18th street and P1nnsyyans avepuA md 8 II
station, where orders be left for the checdn60
baggage to destination from hotels and rezideuceR
CHAS. K PU0H- General AAnagE
J. r. WOOD, General PasDenesr AgenA
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DurrrsfuRE MALT wHrsxsr

Is Sold Only in Bottles. Price, al
For sale by Druggists Grocers and Dealers.
Persons east Of the Rocky Mountains Except the Ter
rtories) unable to procure it from their dealers car
have Half Dozen sent in plain case unmarked express
prepaid. BY RENTING SO to
THE DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY co.
mh19 Rochester, n. 7.
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MASSAGE AND
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE!
o. PER WEEK.
In Daily Treatment ct
THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE
003 10th St NV.
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of experience viii treat On.
dents 1t their residence il desired.
AT VERY Low RATES
PROF HARTvIG NISSEN,
Proprietor and Manager
Once hours:-S q m. to i p. NJ: 4 to 7p. n.
CONSULTATION FREE. f2-1m
MRS. II. A. FRENCH.
M Magnetic Healer and Business Medium,
Is located ct 717 st. n W. where she will be pleased
to meet all her friends and patrons. f8-lms
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A MEDICINE Nor A Da1xk.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Biters il not in any sense an alcoholic bever-
age or liquor and could not be sold for use except
persons desirous Of obtaining medicinal batters.
GREEN B. RAUk,
U. 8. Com'r Internal Revenue
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AUCTION SALES

nUNcANSON BROTHERS., Auctsonsera
~ Corner 9th aud streeta,
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AUCTION SALES.

V,HoMAs DOWNING. Aucaouesr.
vhRH E1cE1lEf II z z1SGgSIEoH91D FURNITURE
Is Es9 efs EEEecEfsa FIFE fEE
4o o eHGHEzs ws stfTnsA NR AhA M
FINE BRUssE!S CARPETs. STAIR AND Hall
rS q H SSs6 acS lF 4Gah TWENTY;
g: 4: 4aoESs ss'
puBIIc SALE
ri. ..Hg sys for ssos Sc viii sell :.
Rdss sSyasSs E1,' SsgEch IN Xnis
head 81 superior SiS ooxa sns sr "a:
Hslsns Il IL ges y ma
ninth Tools &C. * he %oss iSpsossi
Stages viii lesye Bridge ana High sts George
'Gs ~ haSsHs. SSs i: S r.
T'HoAAs BOWLING. AuctioneeT
CATALOGUE SALE
OF A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE ART TREASURES,
Satsuma, Toxic, Kaga Imari Kiahnis and other rare
and Choice Porcelains, Bronzes. Antiques Curios.
Embroideries, Screens, Scrolls, Kakn-
monos and other Art Objects.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT MY SALESROOMR
Southwest corner Of Eleventh street and Psnna ave.
WEDNESDAY ANDTHuRsDAY, MARCH TWENTY.
THIRD AND TwENTY-FouRrH.
AT ELEVEN A. N. AND THREE O'CLOCK ?. II
EACH DAY.
Exhibition on Monday and Tuesday. March q and %
N. R-Ths collection 10 pronounced to be Of high
order the poEcelains being very and of wonderful
workmanship THOMAS BOWLING,
mhl7-6t Auctioneer.
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q. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer NH
nUNCANSON BROS. ,Auctioneers.

DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated Sep ea&
TEMPER the ~, 1885, and recorded in Liber No. ~
i.OS io4o 399 ct seq. one Of the land records Of.
II frent Of the premises, on MONDAY the TWENTY
AND-A-HAI.F OCLOCKP II. the following describod
real estate situate e the city Of Washingtop
w.t. Fart Of lot numbered g. in square numbered 525
beginning for the same at point Sd street west Is
1eet north Of the corner Of said thence
noIth IL feet inches thence west 10 feet Inches
rear line Of George d. Edwards and George Martins
iSts tS the east line q the q said
Southeastwardly on said last mentioned line to the
nne o. the part of said lot owned by Benjamin
the point OF the beginning Subject deed Of trust
per cent per annum fsom September LIST, 1856, and
IsnS rr 6el Ne 209 folio seq one OF the
Terms OF sale cash; $75 Of which must be paid when
tne property is Knocked down. Terms Of sale to be
eold ct the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser
mh12 10, 1D-3t G. IT KNIGHT Trustee
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VuNnO4AS OOWLlNG, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY,
OM STREET, BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D
S W9ssI ps WEST I. AND On 2lsT STREET NORTH
~ virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 10 A Aa&
": 1851, duly recorded in Iiber No 06S. Folio ~
los et seq, one Of the land records Of the Dis
tict OF Columbia and ut the written request Of the
P.siss secured thsNEeb we yin :s IL fESnt Ct The
~! PAY Of MARCH. AD. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK pm;
Of lot: ~ and in square 49, also north half Of
and District of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-h half Of the purchase money ON
ssch lot 70 6e paid in cash and the balance in notes Ct
0x ana Twelve months with interest at SIX Per cent
per snnn from day Of sale secured by desd Of trust
ton; AdepHst Of 10000 WIN be required on each lot
4 terms Of sale are not complied with within tan
oay ne qstees reserve the right 20 resell the prop
Sassr nve Dr. notice through ons Of the
Al conseyancipE md reccrding q Rnrchseer.s cost
WILMER ". WETZEI. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer,
mh14-16,19.22,24,
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EXHIBITION,

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
SECOND and TWENTY.THIRD.
SALES:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH
TWENTY-FOURTH,T wENTY-FIFTH and
TWENTY-8IXTH
AtELEvEN AN. EACH DAY,
In our Auction Rooma corner 9th and streets.
mh1S-7t DrrNcA NsnN prnTHrna
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WOOD AND COAL.

" BALDWIN JOHNSON,
W Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal
COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM PRICEA
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines
by rail and water and free from Stag slate and other
impurities. GIVE ME- TRIAL.
Main Yard and Office, 1101 r. ave. n. v. Branch
Yard and Od1os, 81 St n Branch Onice. cor 9th
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
UNDERTAKES.

d FUHNISHIH0 UNDERTAKER
Corner New Jersey and @ streoea u
Terms moderate and everything strictly rutcln0 ~
tDdsFssksr, 1888 7th IT M.
1odi1 Enh nh and pcepaEsd for tzsnportat!ca
Is fURNiSHfXG UNDERTAKE.
1O11 Sth sk Everything strictly nut-clow sod a
the most reasonable tsrms Telephone call 4l6-3 III
IosxRK GAELER, Furptshing Undsrtak@ "a
Terms moderste and eyegYthapr nrsf-clnSs ~.
phone call 1Q2-l2 11N
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A s. PRATT & SONS
IA INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. 40 9TH ST w

IA INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. 42O 9TH ST. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT BIJsI-
NESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF NINTH AND d STREETS NORTH.
R MEST, HATEIY 1 0GC!IPIED By LINCOLN HALL
THREE 90 AND FOUR "a AND PART OF LOT
FIVE %, IN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUN
DRIED AND SEVEN GOD, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This property by far the most valuable unimproyed
business site in This city fronting 100 feet 9th
as whole and will carry the material now laying
ON SATURDAY, TwENTY-TH1RD April. 1887,
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, we win offer for sale in
Terms made known IT sale.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auct's,
mn1o-u&dS 9th and D SITS. n.
FINHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HHQQnSE KNOWN AS No. log ON STREET
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
$3.50. the Undersigned trustee viii sell Al pubic
bAY 81 MAch 1sS AZ FIVE
AND A-HAIF O'CLOCK IN, all Of lot lettered X. in
the subdivision Of lot four in square five hundred
DC I'D - 'A' 0''' u Washing VIII
Terms of sale: One third cash. and residue in one
and two years with interesting purchasers notes
cured by reserved lien deed Of trust the
chaser. All taxes to day of sale to be paid from pur
chase money. Conveyances at purchasers cost.
WIN. E. EDMONSTON. Trustee
,, Office 420 9Th st. NV.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mills
VpyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
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WALTER III. MAnnow
Wholesale and Retail Dealseiu
COAL AND WOOD
Main Office No no ID st. NV Omces ana Yards
9Th and B sta. aw, No. 216 IT. ne. Coal Depot
Cor Virginia and Delaware avenussaw
All Offices are connected with the Telephone *
change. oc2S- 5m
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sprang all the buffalo, ana with a grand rush
made o lively rattle as four empty and smoking
shells were flung out, and four loaded Cartridges
thrown ~ with jerk.
flying herd, which ran from Us, wheeled to the
left 10 get an easier descent, and swept down the
steep slONe Ike an avalanche.
Again We worked our levers, and again pOurei
our bullets into them as they ran.
ITO your horses bOySi" Cried Boyd as he started
DOWN the hui sc fuli speed. Fool that was, /
and 10 see whether at least one buffalo had not
been brought down. No, bad luck To US ALI / am
compelled To admit that not even one buffalo had
fallen, This was terrible.
As / turned and started for my horse Boy,,
dashed away at fiji speed, and an instant later
jim was after him. Ny horse had great mind
10 20, too; but cried our, .Bhoa Bro,cnie,' and
the faithful old fellow waited for me- Before /
was up Russell got away, and by the time was
Ii ny saddle the whole chase was out OF my sight
around the blum.
.Go II, Brownie." cried when fairly In the sad
die, and with bound the old fellow was on. He
realized very keenly that We were oehind-ail my
fault, confound me-and the way he 'lit out" was
caution 10 rivals. He stuck his nose straight
out and seemed 10 fairly ny. never rode horse
which made sGch tremendous bounds, and yet
made them 50 swiftly and so strong. He was As
easy as cradle and sure-footed Us . der. did
not touch Lin with spur or quist, put Just gave
him rein enough and SAID, GO IT, old n!aA."
Ole Brownie was In more senses than one "a
dark horse" He belonged In the team because he
vas so strong, suppose, and it was only The day
before that lad discovered what a fast runner he
was, and also how sure-focted and sensible.
But MS nrst record was soon made.
o- ~ ~ yards we oferhanIea Esssan on sim,
quarter OF a nliie away, heading straight for 1ay
l0r Greek, more than nile distant, ahc going Ike
the wind. The buffalo ran liz 4 close bunch, heads
low down. and the sun ST riaing on the light brown
hair ON their humps and shoulders made them
seem lar more light coored than they really were.
After them raced Boyd on his sorrel Hunter and
close behind him went jim
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velvet brocaded in chine effect on q white wool
ground. These exquisitely silken like chuddah
cloths which are imported In all OF the dark
Shades and delicate drab tints and grayish greens
uncut brocade down the CENTER This band is i'm
ported for side panels while the remainder OF the
dress will be OK plain wool, finished with regula-
ton high collar and Gun OF velvet
DEMI-SAIsoN BoNNETs are beginning to appear.
Turbans are to be much worn for morning or ortli-
nary walking purposes; in fact they serve for all
but the most dressy occasions Many of them will
be OF Light tissues, such as black or dark-colored
tulle and black lace trimmed with flowers and
and bonne.s in Manon style called Shell bonnets'
They are small and are some what like q turned
over basket. There are also capOtes with round
crowns some OF which are divided into three parts
The NEW PERSIAN STRIPED or Roman plaided
goods in silk and wool, which are now exhibited
are strongly recommended to women who wish to
remodel their own or their chfldren'S last wear
dresses with comparatively little outlay. Grant
IL fe1n nS Si fSpee on ir 1srs oi 70
dark dress in monochrome into bright, attractive
costume; as mingling the gay-hued fabric with
and Guns OF the former goods added to the bodice
quite changes the simple dress into q stylish COS.
tune suitable and appropriate for any ordinary
occasion.
THE QUEER THINGS IN BoNxErs which fashion
ordains for the opening season are thus foreshad
owed by the Philadelphia Record: The new bon
nets are longer and higher from the brim to the
crown, and these crowns are both quaint and Gu.
riOus, many OF them OF the nature OF the horse.
shoe, but quite different. They rejoice In the spe-
c1fic name OF "church-d00r' or "flat-trOn," BY
which it Il seen that they describe pointed arch
though struck with a Ratchet, while some are 80
scooped at the top that, looking toward the 'front.'
IN IN the
tiers by straw ridge, the plaits each going diverse
ways, The sugar-baR crown has square straight
Ridge at the top; straws are often covered with
bead tassels. and many OF the brims are bordered
with beads, but, as rule, they are cloven in the
center; ana the Olivia Is the dominant idea, the
point turning upward In c0ntradsttnctiOn to the
Maria Stuart, where the point turns down.
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